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U.S. grocery prices have experienced persistent inflation since peaking in 2022, with food at home expected to rise by 2.7% this year. While consumers are increasingly shopping for deals and store brands, many retailers remain hesitant to lower prices due to wholesale costs and profit considerations. Factors such as supply disruptions, tariffs, and consumer behavior contribute to the slow decline in prices, with some major retailers starting to cut prices on certain food items.
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